Machining Process Engineer

Job Description

MACHINING PROCESS ENGINEER

Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry | Manitowoc, WI

Don't just support the process. Improve it.

You know the sound of a machine that isn't running quite right.

You know when the feed rate is wrong.

When the tooling isn't right.

When the workholding could be better.

When a quality problem isn't really a "quality problem"—it's a process problem.

And you probably can't help yourself from trying to figure out WHY.

That's who we're looking for.

Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry is looking for a Machining Process Engineer to join our engineering team and help solve real-world machining challenges across our operation.

This isn't an engineering job where you'll spend your days behind a desk updating spreadsheets.

You'll be on the floor. You'll work with machinists, engineers, suppliers and leadership. You'll troubleshoot. You'll optimize. You'll quote. You'll build better processes.

You will:

·        Troubleshoot machining problems and improve existing processes

·        Optimize feeds & speeds for quality and throughput

·        Help quote machining for WAF castings

·        Develop and approve workholding for new projects

·        Evaluate machine tools, cutters and machining methods

·        Support machining quality processes and systems

·        Work with suppliers and help develop supplier capabilities

·        Use data, technical knowledge and problem-solving skills to make processes better, faster and more reliable

You will be a great fit if:

You have:

·        An engineering degree

·        3+ years of production machine-shop engineering experience

·        Experience troubleshooting manufacturing problems

·        A working knowledge of CAM, PFMEA, Control Plans and dimensional inspection

·        The ability to communicate with both engineers AND the machinists making the parts

Even better?

You've machined castings before.

You understand that the answer isn't always in the textbook.

Sometimes you have to go to the machine, talk to the machinist, look at the part, understand the material, look at the tooling, and figure it out.

You will be joining a company that has been solving casting challenges since 1909. WAF combines foundry, engineering, tooling, machining and quality capabilities under one organization. You'll work alongside people who design and manufacture complex aluminum, bronze and brass castings for industries including automotive, agriculture, marine, transportation, medical and more.

And you're not walking into a stagnant operation.

WAF is constantly evolving its capabilities, processes and equipment. We want engineers who want to evolve with us. Apply today at